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Explore the traditional art of sake brewing with this app, featuring videos of the Motomiya Sakamise brewery. Witness the rare "Soushibori" technique and learn about the history of this Edo-era establishment in Ehime Prefecture, Japan.
What's New in Sake Brewing
2.2.1
December 20, 2020
- iOS 14 support.
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FAQ
What is Sake Brewing?
Sake Brewing is a free application that provides videos showcasing the traditional process of sake brewing at the Motomiya Sakamise brewery in Ehime Prefecture, Japan. It highlights the rare 'Soushibori' squeezing technique and offers insights into the brewery's over 200-year history.
Does Sake Brewing have ads?
No, Sake Brewing does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use without any interruptions from ads.
What is the 'Soushibori' technique shown in Sake Brewing?
The 'Soushibori' technique is a traditional and uncommon method of squeezing sake, which is featured in the Sake Brewing app. Major sake manufacturers rarely employ this historical process.
What is the age rating for Sake Brewing?
Sake Brewing has an age rating of 17+. This is likely due to the subject matter of alcohol production, though the app itself focuses on the cultural and historical aspects.
On which devices can I use Sake Brewing?
Sake Brewing is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for Apple's mobile operating system.
How often is Sake Brewing updated?
The latest version of Sake Brewing is 2.2.1, which was last updated on December 20, 2020. The app has not received updates in over three years.
What is the user sentiment for Sake Brewing?
Based on the available data, Sake Brewing has a rating of 3.0 stars from 3 ratings. This indicates a mixed to slightly negative user sentiment, with limited feedback available.
What information does Sake Brewing provide about the brewery?
Sake Brewing introduces the Motomiya Sakamise brewery, which is located in Ehime Prefecture, Japan, and has a history spanning over 200 years, dating back to the Edo era. It also features photographs of the valuable brewery building.




